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MENICO.
The United States Said to Have Espoused
Cuttings Cause.

Cuttings Cause.
CIrs OF MEXIco, December 2d.-It is be-
Heved IN well-informed circles that the
United States has transmitted to the Gov
ernment of Mexico a claim on behalf of
Cutting, and there is much excitement
over the matter on all hands. The opinion
is freely expressed that the nation will
never sustain the Government IN such a
claim. The HctionGI urges the press of the
country to protest with one voice against
the claim.
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ECepyig. 1857. by fe California Associated Press
BoBpEN, December 2d.-Nelson Turner,
a Iaborar, attempted suicide by hanging
twice Today. He has been drinking con-
siderably lately, and is probably insane.
yseavilIe Wide Awake.
copyright, 1887, By tie California Asso1ated Press.
yAcAvlLLE, December 2d.-Tbs commit
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DISSENTING LIBERALS.
Gladstone Bewails the Present Departure
from Whig Traditions

LONDON, December 2d.-Gladstone in, a
letter contends that the Dissidents departed
from Whig traditions in opposing constitu-
tional reforms in Ireland, and have mar
rowed the spirit and aims of the Liberal
party, breaking the old and invalua-
BILE habit of the Liberal party in
England, which heretofore re-
garded the Liberal aristocracy as the
natural leaders of the Liberal move
ment. These Dissidents have separated
the classes from the masses, and there are
fears OF permanent weakening of the
party unless the higher class of Dissldents
return to their allegiance to old principles.
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and moderate Deputies generally abstained
from taking part in to-day's test balloting
The meeting to be held tomorrow morn
ing will afford better indications of the
final result.
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NihiIists Surprised.

BERLIN, December 2d.-A dispatch to the
Boerson Courier from st. Petersburg says
the police surprised Nihilist rendezvous
and factories for the manufacture of dyna-
mite in the Wassili, Ostrov and Penki
quarters. In one case there was a desper-
ate encounter in which there was serious
bloodshed.
Salisbury's Corner Lots.
LONDON, December 2d.-Lord Salisbury
has sold his property on Cecil and Sails
bury streets, on the Strand, comprising S3,-
600 square feet, for 100000.
Who is Champion Now?
LONDON, December 2d-Advices from
Melbourne say that Beach, the oarsman,
has resigned the championship, retired
from aquatic contests, and that Hanlan has
challenged Kemp.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-03

A colored colony has started from North
Carolina, by the Sunset route, for this State.
They are going to Shasta.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-03

Lord Lyons has been received into the
Roman Catholic Church by Monsignor
Butt, Bishop of Southwark.
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An Offset to Chamberlain.
Copyright, 1887, by the California associated Pre-

lCopyigl, 1887, by the California associated Press.
WASHINGTON, December 2d-Arrange-
ments have been perfected by the Irish So
cieties of Washington to give public re-
ception on the 14ih inst. to Hon. Grafton
Esmond and Hon. T. O'Connor, of the
Irish Parliamentary party in the House of
Commons. The reception coz .mittee of
the Irish sympathizers is composed largely
of members of Congress, and the reception
will be held in Munich Hail.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
Important Points in the Report of the
Interstate Commerce Commission


WASHINGTON, December 2d.-The first
| annual report of the Interstate Commerce
| Commission has been laid before the Sec
retary of the Interior. After briefly dwell
ing upon the magnitude of the interest
| which the Act has undertaken to regulate
the Commission devotes dozen pages to a
historic sketch of the countrys transporta-
| ton facilities, from the pack-horse and ca
nal of the earlier days to the mammoth in
| sututlons of the present year. Tracing back
| to their origin all their uses and their al
legged abuses which finally led to the pas
! sage of the Interstate Act, the Commission
says that some of the railroad practices
which the Act undertakes to bring to an
| end, have been common among carriers by
| water, also, and if wrong in themselves
might justly be forbidden in their case as
| well.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
The Commission is of the opinion that
| the express business done by the railroad
companies themselves is within the Act
Whether the express companies which are
| Independent of the railroads are within
the contemplation of the Act is more
doubtful.
INDEPENDENT TRANSPORTATION.
In regard to sleeping car companies, live
stock car companies, and oil companies
III Idlk CdTs, the
sion say they are as much subject to tempta-
ton to discriminate as the railroads are
and the fact is laid before Congress for
such action as it may choose to take.
LONG AND SHORT HAULs.
The long and short haul clause is ex-
haustively discussed, together with the
reasons of the Commission for temporarily
suspending the provisions in certain sec
tions, and they say in part: The consid-
erations which were influential in deter
mining when these temporary orders
should be granted were not more for the
relief of carriers from the danger of loss
than the prevention of a threatened dis
turbance of business interests in certain
localities, which, by its reflex action
seemed liable to embarrass the entire
country. The Commission takes pleasure
in being able to report that in large sections
of the country there has been obedience to
the general letter of the fourth section,
without important exception"
Reviewing railway operations during the
period which has elapsed since the Act took
effect, the Commissioner saws that, while
| less has been done in the direction of
bringing the freight tariffs into conformity
with the general rule prescribed by the
| fourth section, as some persons expected,
| there has nevertheless been a gratifying
advance in that direction, and there is
| every reason to belive that this will con-
| tinQe
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PACIFIC COAST.
CHICO'S BID FOR A FIRSf.CLASS
CARAYANSARY.
The Portland CelebraLion-Jose Ra-
mirez Hanged-A Daisy Re-
perter--Briber Convicted.
a MURDERER's FATE.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REOonD-us1os.l
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President Grevy has
at last resigned as
Chief Executive of
France. What next of
the Republic?
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-20
l., R.chru,e Go!t.o.. nalsam 10.

L, R;ch,u'e GOlt.on Ealsani 10. 1 Cares Chancrcs, h-s: and s'coEi s.a-e5; SoresCn tho Lcg3 and Body; Sore Fl 8, ),yos, Nose, etc, Copper-c lorcd B.otcheg, Syph!M..c catjrfh, diseased Scalp, end all primary forms of the disease known, ls Syphilis. PriCo. s5 co DOT Bo'tlc. To RiChaU'S CoiG",s Ba!saRa Eo. 8 Cures-Vert.ary. Lcrcuria' SypGi...ic Rhcu- natism, Pains in tho Bones, Pains In the Head, beck ot tho Neck, Liberated Sore Throet, Syphii,t,G Rash, Iunavs and cop traetcl Cords, SGTncsJ C; ilo Limbs, ard sradlcatc3 al disease from the sy3ccn, whether caused hy ind'scrchHn CT ahu-c C. Mercury. .avinG inc b. 2od pure anu healthy. Price . % per E.ottie. To l>iclnG's Golden SV2IrIiG.l An l. doto for to cure Of Cono-rhOa, G!cct, Irritation Gravel, and a'i Ur.aa~y CT Ccni tll disarfangements. PrlCc S2 go per Bottle.
 Le Tiichau'5 Collou Spanish .Tn- jectinn, f3rsayc-o cases e GonorrhGa, InHAmm-to,y G.ect, Stricturss,&c. Prico SI HO per Bottle.
 Le E..cHHu'5 Golden Ointment for tho oI Ct.ve hoa,.ngoi Syphiitto Sores, and cruptious. PrIceSt Go pr Box. Le Picaau's GOldaa Eiis--Nerve md Brain treatment; loss 0! physical pow CT, excess or ovcT-worli, Prostration, etc. Price 90 co per Box,
 Tonic ai.d hcs'yine,
 Sent everywhere, (. o. D., securely packed per express.
 C. E. RICHARDS & co. Agents, a27 6 s29 Sansome street, Corner Clay,
 San Francisco, Cal.
 CIRCULAR MAILED FREE-
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-20
Portland, f'0., Mi.t0S.

MAJOR s. B. ABBOTT (sprirgaeli, Mo), in 1871 was afflicted with iCl.lg tGcEc, RhcHH1ntiSn 0ud KtGAcsf trouble. consulted tie very b?,l physicians in san Francisco, and wis itad all the mineral springs there. Took he&l', trip 10 tic New England States, but for seven years SUi}ePci2 constantly from his malady, which had resulted in Brjght's disease. After using couple dozen bottlss oi Waraer'B SAFE Cure, and two of SAFE Pills, nc wrote: " My back and kid- neys gro gCjthout f,ai't, and, thank God, owe it all to Warner's SAFE Remeiics."
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-20

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Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-20

f!IrnasOta, 6Ag,0l1. HON. N. A. PIYNjprOE (Worccstcr, Mass.), in May, 1850, was prcs;rated by GrGcet. Under the operation of Warncr's SAFE Cure alone' he 1,dSSed q large st0Do. and subsequently wrote, "I lsYe ilaG no recGYrence oi my trouble since Warmers SASS Cure cured 9!3c.''
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-20

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Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-20
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Nervous, Debility, Seminal Weakness, FX- hausted Vitality, Lost Manhood and al the terrible effects of scll-sbuse and eScessrs in maturer years, such as nocturnal emi. sions. loss of memory, dmness Of vision, aversion to society, the vital hlil pas5in- u0gb erV2din the urine, and other symp!,rus h tIetdtQ insanity and death Young and MiIG,-lccl Men sui fering from the above shnu | consult Us al once Cure guaranfe2i in hl s.ich eases. ion5u!iatca free. Chemical analysis, Ioriu"i0g tN"rough microscopic examination o! ,hc ufine, s An honest opiaion given in qij CT G. - Nc jurni h the Great English Ecm,d'. hi' .As.ey CCcpcr's Vital Rc5tor tive al s | 5I,;,e O. loHr times ;hs quantity. $Io
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Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-20

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Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-20
CURES ALL HUM0RS,
ggaMs ! 5.;s s'1t7 E l g5 :;

which is ScrO2ui0uJ 0sso@se oG ryaa G,rncsa is promptly .rd cSI'.,;nlJ- atrcstpd and lNlrCd by HIS c 'fe' 'y'cr; +tr--dr, .f ts,s't before the last starCs uF tao 5iScasc ne rvacc;. From its wondCtI, 1Tr;'r over s,.i5 tartjD.y fatal disease, wGC'! I,- .p .s-llls tafJ nGT csi- cbratCd remedy 70 ,-r ptG.", J'" itEBE4 thought seriously oi tallNr t aig econ. sumption Care. ,.y ,E'tglarGooeI tHgtr2,GG as too limited ICC b ICCiClh" N,i.4Cr tom ia wonderful combination Uk t1ujc. 0C sitgEEtnCf-- ing, a,yeratYe e hiood-CietI. .us, al,-. ,,,0't, pectoral, and nuyCyc -'roncl":ss, is tlfrcsuaicS, pot only as a Icgs5 yauc soG. .-.l 'l3D or t&3 lungs, but for a,s
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-20
IiilHaakea, 45S,S94.

t1s.l'- ~- AiA[g rVVtO0Vs MISS z. J.. ROARDAIAN (Quechec, Vt, in May }SS2, began to 6icGt, shencs came StcAlGch trouble, terrible hcCG'a2! cs. and 6nally tho doctors opinion ;A~t it vas BriJhrs disease, and iiicH3T2b'r. Eventually she be- came nearly 5!iIG, pronounced by the doetora to ho the totst atage oi Brigh2s disca-e. After having been under treatment by Wasner's SAER Cu-o for OTe yc0r, she reported, "I a?lt 0S aCcjj IS GRpo,se."
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-20


 Hl]i. TICS. SCHMIDT Wife of tho F.cc-Consul Cf penmark, G9 Wall St., New York; reported that her little son i,locr an attack of I;iphthe,.itic Sore i&rodt ei'-h: years ago, was afflicted wiia Diigh;'s Disease in advanced form; by tho advice of Gen'l. Chris, tiaGsen, of DIe1cl, Morgan x Co, B@aknrs, New York, sko prescribed Warmers SArR Cure, with tue consent ci the physicians, and reports, "ths physicians say that he will be per fEc:4y; ,1elE.r
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-20
SURGICAL BR INCH.

The Dotto-s will ivs Pars,nl -t!en!on to disca ,cs of the Crcs', He'd ali rnroat, Ca. tarrh, dscaec, Of ttc Liver aui ki'ney'; also to deto-mlics rgquirirg Srgica appliances, Balonce of tea meat clndIeled rom tine l.ebiE DispcAsary. San Francisco, C4l.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-20

CAPT. GEO.B. WiLrBANK (9Ia Spruco St., Phila., Pal, lrUstra ;el m Central America, with Malarial Euver Caused bJ congestion of Kidneys a. Liver. De- tiCioHs, rAgt oi Inc time. Liccr ea.
 IGrgcf ona-;hird. t-maci hs6ly sE
 icCted, Couli hoJrf is0 f:'o'.; oven water was cjcctcd. Usin, less than doze;i bottle oi Warner > aArE Curc, hs writes, |" was completely caTesl."
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-20
COnilg t0 Tombstone
OF SAN FRANCISCO. GAL.

The alovc wcl-krown and loip-estlblshct l Specialist, having many pajcn;a n 'h 5 an" SuF- rGunding cou..tcs, nave pe.ici l. open aA otiac q.
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Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-20

tTll. t BROWN t22Z1 Woodward Ave. N.ircit. Mich) injured hs back from a tgJ. Was co1Gncd to his bed six FetHs- .Ehe fatt iDiurrd his Kidneys, pr";naiHE intcEsc suffering. Wa,ner's 'AEa Cure restored Ais kidlIeys :, '-eir natural condition. and he mrl., 2 '" 1 am BOW eighty years of age. ataJPr sHtt cct;ce."
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-20

MX.GOY. R. T. JACOB tWestport, Ky. was pros:rltel with severe H{;!2,"H trouble and lost forty pounds of 4 .sa. Alter a thorough treatment with War uer's SAFE Cure lc reports, II lave !aGrfr csi@H@| b2;seT fscCtth."
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-20

NOTICE. On account Of rap!ay increasing business Dr. i-iebig & Lo vi not '& a''ie e vist Tombstone { i5 year. AH p.ta as '}Ilng medical treatment w,i. please ad'!o.s CT c,'i. upon Dr. Liebg & Go, ioo Gc'.y St' S@n Tranci, co, Cal.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-01-18
8a11ruads.
| New York, New Haven x Hart. Enrd R R Nov 2S lSS6

ford Rs Rss NOV. xSs ASS0s TRAINS LEAVE NEW HAVEN AS FOLLOWS I: FOR NEW YORK-s3:5S (daily except Monday,
 s4:2s s44o5:15. .t625 t63O f7:3o f8:lo, s:3o s:s5,
 fordS, % .1:so, ~ .s:lo, .s:5o 400. s5oo $40. 6:15
 milk train with pass aceommodation way to
 ss:ss 1o:i5 p m., sundays, .s5s $40. 500 a. wAsR1NGToS ifS S:gS NfeHT si EXPRESS VA RARiEM
 RIVER-Leaves at 50 p. m. daily, stops at
 Milford, Bridgeport. South Norwalk and stam- FOR BOSTON VIA sPRINaFIELD-*1:os night,
 6:52, SOC, t11:o5 a. m., s1:16, Sig, F626 p. m. FOR BOSTON VIA NEW LONDON AND PRovI- DENCE-+1:30 a. m., f1G:36 a. m., fast express
 *4:00 p. m. Fast Express, Sundays *1:30 a. n.
 f12:25 noon Newport Express trains *10:3o a. FOR BosToE VIA HARTFORD AND N. &N. R. R--f2: 30 a. m. daily.
 FOR BOSTON Via Air Line and N. Y. & N. E. R. R. sos 2. m., 1.25 D. m., *5.e5 D. m. fast express. FOX HH1AKaTEokD, D,sFk1NaE1ELp AND MER1DEN
 noon, si:1s. S.s s:1s, 5:o7 e 55s :o Idartfora. do .6:2s s:12, 9:45 p. m. Sundays *1:o2 night FOR REV m ioND6N IeiSf p m Ero-.,so night s.os *10:3o, 1l:65 n,., *4:O0 4:2o, 6:1s, (9:35 D. m way to Guilford goes no fartber0 Suodayf t12:25 noon, &1:30 night.
 VIA B. & N. Y. AIR LINE DIVISION for Middle town, Willimantic. Etc.-Leave New Haven fol all stations at SOS a.m., 1:25, ,*5:O5 SIS pm Sun days, *5:05 p. m. Connect at Mddletown witl Conn. Valley R. R., and at Willinantic with \ Y. & N. E. and N. L. & N K. R., at Turnervills with Colchester Branch. Trains arrive fl New Haven at 9:15 n.. -:22, *e:55 s:55 D. n sExpress trains.
 fLocal Express.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-01-18
STATE CORR Es pONDENO
North Haven,


 NORTH HAVEN, Jan. 17-Delegates from the Congregational Sunday school to the State Temperance Union to be held in Hart ford on Tuesday, Jan. IS, were appointed oa Sunday: c. B. Foote, Miss Mary Bassett, G. s. Vibbert, s. B. Thorpe, Whitney Elliott and F. Fl. Todd.
 The Mite society is to meet on Wednesday evening at the house of A. B. Clinton.
 The lecture and stereopticon views by Judge L. P. Deming last Thursday evening were we'll given and elicited much praise from those who attended the entertainment. s. B. Thorpe, the new president of the Bradley library, is quite popular, and the edict to close doors promptly at nine o'clock in the evening is observed and things are progressing finely.
 The officers of the Bradley library enter tainment course are in correspondence with the West Haven Dramatic club to give an exhibition here at no distant day.
 Albert B. Brockett is attending school in New Haven at the Insurance building.
 The Ladies' Benevolent society will be held with Mrs. P. B. Orcutt on Thursday afternoon.
 The relatives of Mrs. Eunice Stiles Brooks, who for many years has resided in New York State, last week received intelli gence of her death, aged ninety-two years. Mrs. Brooks will be remembered as the giver of one thousand dollars to St. Johns church some three years since
Morning journal and courier., 1887-01-18
The Late Henry EB. Stanton-The Lit
 tie Red School Houae.

Henry B. Stanton, one of the early anti slavery agitators and noted journalist, who died in New York Friday of pneumonia, was born in Pachaug, New London county, now in the town of Griswold, June 27, 1805
 New England, came from England in 1885 and was crown interpreter general of the In dian tongues, and subsequently, judge of the county court of New London. On his mothers side Mir. Stanton's ancestry ran to Elder Brewster, of the Plymouth colony. His father was 8 woollen manufacturer and a trader with the West Indies. A little red school house in Paehaug, and rickety acad
 emy in Jewett City, place on what is now known as the Thames river, furnished MT. Stanton his education before he entered pub lie life. George D. Prentice was one of his teachers, and by him the field of newspaper work was laid bare to the young student.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-01-18
EiuauCiaI.
The Market Dull and weak-A Few Stocks show Spasm odfe strength New England Among the Weakest of the List-Prices Generally Several Points Lower at the Close.


 Stocks show SPasmodie strength New England Among the Weakest of the List-Prfces Generally Several Points Lower at the Close.
 NEW YORK, Jan. r.
 The stock market opened strong and 14 to IA higher for majority of stocks. but after the first few minutes the course of prices was irregular f.ctuating at frequent intervals up to noon. The feature of the mornings trading was Richmond and West Point. The stock advanced 1as per cent. o53 in the early trading and then declined to 495 before 11:45, recovering later to 5u14. There was no reason for these wide fluctuations in the stock except the statement that the agreement between Richmond Terminal and East Tennessee had not been signed. At noon prices were irregularly changed from those of Saturday evening. Some of the list showed declines of A to 31<; others ad- Vances from 4 to 19s per cent The strongest stocks were Cleveland. Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis, Michigan Central, Manhattan Ele- vated, Chattanooga and Pacific Mail. The weak est were New York, Chicago and St. Louis, Hook ing Valley, New York and New England and Chi cago, St. Louis and Pittsburg. The sales to noon aggregated 1S7, coo shares. The market was weak in the afternoon under the lead of Richmond and Terminal and the East Tennessee bonds, which were exceptionally weak on comparatively small selling movement. The market whole was dull, but closed with prices generally lower. the latter in West Point Terminal Michigan Central Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis Louisville and Nashville, San Francisco, Jersey Central Pacific Mail and Reading were exceptions to the general weakness, closing 1k to "A higher The sales for the day amounted to 355, ,s42 shares Money closed at per cent. The lowest rate was per cent. and the highest 6. Exchange closed firmer.
 Governments closed steady.
 Closing prices reported over the private wires oi SUNNELL < SCRANTON Bankers and Broker